China Net reported that yesterday, the reporter learned from the Public Security Bureau of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau that a total of 62 people had been dealt with in the subway because they refused to accept security. Among them, there are 1 person in criminal detention and 40 in administrative detention. The police said that apart from the fact that some of the refusal passengers were indeed eager to hurry, there were also passengers who deliberately did not accept security checks or carried contraband to strengthen the station. The public transport team hopes that when passengers take the subway, they will set aside time for security inspection and consciously accept the security check.
It is understood that since the beginning of this year, the public transport brigade has handled 62 people who refuse security screening. Among them, there are 1 person in criminal detention, 40 in administrative detention, 3 in administrative warning, 6 in critical education, 11 in mediation, and 1 in fine.
There are three main reasons why passengers refuse security screening: Some of the passengers did not follow the security checkers’ dissuasion because of a hurry, and there were refusal incidents; a small number of passengers did not obey the discouragement of the security checkers because they were carrying prohibited articles, and tried to carry prohibited goods. There is still a class of passengers who do not understand or support the security inspections. They deliberately do not accept the security parcels but do not pass the X-ray machine but make a strong stop.
According to reports, the majority of people who refuse to accept security inspections are over 30 years old, and there are a few female passengers.
The police said that the subway is a relatively closed environment. Security checks are for the safety of passengers. Therefore, passengers are expected to support and understand security. When taking the subway, it is best to set aside time for security inspection, consciously accept the security check, and develop the awareness of taking the initiative to take the security check. At the same time, in accordance with the requirements of the "Beijing Rail Transit Safety Management Regulations," passengers must not bring prohibited articles to enter the station. The police will punish those who refuse to accept the security check.
Typical Case
1 carry contraband type
At 10:30 a.m. on November 12th, in the west hall of Songjiazhuang Station on Metro Line 5, passenger Xuemou tried to bring two compression tanks with inflammable and explosive signs into the subway and was intercepted by security checkers.
Xue Mou did not listen to discourage and also beat the security inspectors, and pulled and pushed the civilian police who rushed to the scene, causing passengers to watch. Afterwards, Xuemou was sentenced to 10 days of administrative detention by the Songjiazhuang Station for seeking trouble.
2 Intentional
At 4:48 pm on November 14th, at Metro Line 10, Haidian Huangzhuang Station A, 61-year-old passenger Li refused security screening and took the handbag with him to the face of the security inspector Zhang, causing Zhang to fall to the ground. Lim also later claimed that the heart was uncomfortable. After the mediation of the Bagou station police station, Lee compensated Zhang medical expenses 100 yuan.
3 time rush
At 7:30 on December 4, Metro Line 2 Xizhimen Station A, passenger Wang claimed that because of a hurry to attend classes, refused to accept security and pull with the security inspectors. After investigation by stationed civilian police, there was no obvious injury on both sides. After Wang was criticized and educated, he was released.
4 drink type
At 9:12 pm on December 23, the subway line 13 Zhichun Road Station B, passenger Zhang refused to post-drinking security and beat the auxiliary police Lee, was the police police administrative detention for 10 days.
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